Editorial notes look at tariff, elections, and state reforms
The piece argues the national legislature serves the rich via tariff policy and corruption funds used to sway elections. It cites Harriman and insurance presidents, discusses Roosevelt’s renomination, and notes calls for anti corruption reforms, oyster land leases in New York, Delaware divorce publicity rules, and political bets in Baltimore. It ends with the Maryland University centenary looming for medical men.
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E. U. Harriman
DC. UH. Harriman
New York Times
Roosevelt
Congress
Harriman
New York State
Maryland Building to Open at Jamestown Exposition
The Maryland Building to be opened April 27 at the Jamestown Exposition will be one of the most beautiful structures. State commissioners from Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and others are expected to attend. Estimated total cost for the buildings and furnishings is $35,000. Governor Stuart signs a bill setting the maximum railroad fare at two cents per mile. Dr John S Fulton resigns as secretary of the State Board of Health to lead the International Tuberculosis Congress. Old Fort McHenry near Baltimore ceased to be an army post Wednesday.
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Frank Brown
Mahool
Brown
Maryland
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Stuart
John S. Fulton
State Board of Health
International Tuberculosis Congress
Old Fort McHenry
Dayton
Dearborn
Hind
Bes
Bengal
Oliver
Eliza A. Hall
Kent County
Delaware
Marydel
Caroline County
Templeville
Henderson
William T. Hallon
Acts of Congress
Office of the Register of Wills of
Liber J. B.S
Thiathy
James Hall
T. Hall
Firth
Eliza A. Wall
Eliza J. Hall Nuttle
Maud Hall
Lida A. Hall
Wiliam T. Hall
Sarah A. Hall
George Hall
Anna Hall
Stella Gardener
Gardener
George Gardener
Benjamin Gardener
Warry Gardener
Charles Hall
Eliza J. Wall Nuttle
Sarah Eliza Davis
William T. Davis
Charles FE. Boyer
May Hover
Alexander Boyer
Mary Boyer
Frank Boyer
Sallie Boyer
Charles Wall
Eventu
John W. Boyer
Susan A. Boyer
Anna Cahall
George Cahall
Harry Boyer
Emma Boyer
Philadelphia
Nista
Joseph C. Hi
New Castle County
Lida A. Wall
Tentu
E._evexto
Samuel G. Yoyer
Celia A. Boyer
Mary Smith
James A. Smith
Coroline County
Tweleth
James Boyer
Hannah Boyer
Queen Anne's County
Tmithentn
Anta Hall
Benjamin Gardner
Harry Gardener
Kentucky
Lquity
Why not have a beautiful town plea in civic effort
Community beauty is real economy and a path to higher home prices. The piece urges citizens to unite against urban ugliness, inspect streets for trash and litter, improve signage, plant trees, and beautify public squares including the Court House plaza. It notes opportunities after removing the old jail debris and promotes Pausterfield's Webber brand shoes in West Denton.
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J. Hornes McFarland
American Civic Association
Peter the Hermit
Court House
Letter on paint and property by Devoe company
A persuading letter from F W Devoe & Co urging careful paint choices for property upkeep. It argues the paint that lasts longest saves gallons and money, stressing Devoe as the best value, and notes Smith and Walls as dealers.
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United States
Devoe
F. W. Devoe & CO Smith & Walls
Adjourned Meeting Notice of Long Marsh Ditch Taxables
The notice recalls an adjourned taxables meeting from March 2 1907 in Ingle side Maryland and calls all taxables to convene April 20 1907 at Edin burg School House Caroline County to discuss vital business with proxies urged. Robert Jarrell is the chairman.
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Long Marsh Ditch
Ingleside
Maryland
Edinburg School House
Mt. Zion Church
Keen's Cross Roads
Caroline County
Robert Jarrell
Denton
Isaac L, Dukes
Kidney health and diuretic remedy prescription
An article extols kidney importance and reviews a diuretic remedy recipe popular with physicians. It lists Fluid Extract of Bucha and Uva Ursi, Amet Cordial, Fluid Extract of Liverwort, water, and a month long dosage of a tablespoonful three times daily. Doctors also urge ample water intake.
Suits for Men Prices and sizes available
An advertisement lists men’s suits in various styles and fabrics including fancy worsteds cassimeres serges and blue serge. Options cover single and double breasted cuts in sizes from child to 46 stout and youths 3 to 20 years with prices ranging from 1.50 to 15.00 dollars.
Trimmed Embroidered Lingerie Waists in Fine Lawn
A catalog of lawn waist styles features waistlines with embroidery and lace in baby Irish and French designs. Descriptions note tucks, yokes, lace edges, and back buttons, with prices ranging from 75 cents to 2 dollars. Includes delicate Swiss embroidery accents and eyelet work.
Rich Black Goods Spring Weave Styles For Women
Advertises all wool fabrics including ALL-WOOL FRENCH VOILE ALL-WOOL PANAMA CLOTH SILK FINISH MOHAIR WOOL TAFFETA SUITING MELROSE SUITING and more. Describes drape, weight, weave, lustrous finish and durability with price points from $0.50 to $1.25 per yard.
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Melrose
Quality Dress Goods and Silks at Varied Spring Prices
A catalog of dress fabrics and silks with prices from 25c to $1.50 per yard. Includes Fancy Worsted Suitings, Panama weaves, Silk taffetas, Peau de Soie, and Japanese silks. Notes bold lines and popular checks, with new spring waist silks offered in various styles and shades.
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W. W. Dukes
P.O. Hobba
Coxcorn
Spring Hats for Men and Boys Arrive in Style
New spring hats for men and boys listed with prices from $1.25 to $3.00. Styles include light steel telescope and tan telescope shapes, lightweight black derby models, and late shade options in tan, steel, and black. Young men’s telescope styles featured in light tan and steel, plus black.
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Men & Boys
Doys
Hoys
Spring Ties and Silk Shawls in New Colors
The advertisement lists new spring ties in colors Alice blue lavender gray golden brown green and fatd in full French style 244 and 3 inches wide and full length priced 50c for silk shades in light solids and fancy plaids checks and stripes in high grade silk.
Linen Collars Offer For Spring and Summer Menswear
Linen collars priced at 2 for 25 cents feature four ply linen options and multiple fits. Described as reusable after laundry, with high, medium and low lays and wing styles. All sizes including quarter sizes available.
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